Services Shopify

We integrate Shopify with the system that already runs your business: SAP, Navision, Business Central, Axapta, Odoo, Sage or Spyro. Products, stock, price lists, orders and customers travel between the store and the ERP automatically, with the architecture sized for your real operating volume. We've spent years solving these connections in ecommerce projects, and that experience is what keeps a mass sync from choking on your busiest sales day.

A Shopify store builds up cost and risk without warning: overlapping apps, subscriptions nobody remembers signing up for, code from uninstalled apps still loading on every page, and permissions that expose customer data without justification. We check all of that, plus performance with real user data and payment setup, and hand you a short report with findings ranked by cost and risk. No unnecessary jargon, and actions prioritised for you.

Shopify now includes B2B features on every plan: company accounts with their locations and permissions, price lists with their own rates, quantity rules and payment terms. For many wholesalers that's enough, and it's a lot cheaper than people think. For others it falls short, and it's worth knowing before investing: some operations need a credit limit, negotiated quotes or internal order approval. We analyse your case and tell you, with judgement, whether Shopify fits or whether another platform suits you better.

Migrating isn't exporting a product file. It's moving catalogue, customers, order history and content without losing the rankings that took so long to earn along the way. We map out the full redirect plan before starting, check what can move over and what needs rebuilding, and redo your system integrations against the new platform. And if we find the problem was never your platform, we'll tell you: we'd rather lose a project than sell you a move that solves nothing.

On Shopify there's no server to manage and no versions to update: the platform handles that. So maintenance means something else, and it's worth knowing exactly what you're paying for. We take care of the theme and its evolution, keep the app stack from spiralling in cost or performance, make sure your ERP integrations keep working when an API changes, and get ahead of the changes Shopify itself rolls out with a deadline. Ongoing support, from someone who knows your store.

Shopify Plus costs ten times more per month, and it isn't always worth it. It depends on a few concrete things: whether you need customer-by-customer negotiated rates or three price lists are enough, how much the extra fee for using an external gateway is costing you, and whether your integrations need a request headroom the lower plans don't give you. We run those numbers against your real operation and give you an answer backed by figures. Sometimes the conclusion is that Plus pays for itself, and sometimes that you've been paying for a year with no reason to.